“modification”

A picture is worth 1000 words, but it's also the source of at least one potential problem—or is it? Perhaps so, on the other hand perhaps not. Allow me to explain.

Since work prevented me from continuing the function test of my project last Friday, I spent the weekend practicing strobist-style photography with my Canon Rebel, XSI in preparation for an upcoming business trip to Montana.

The modifications J.H. FitzGerald made to wheelguns more than 80 years ago paved the way for the modern snub-nose revolver.

Veteran SOF sniper Steve Adelmann takes a look at civilian variants of the Heckler & Koch G3 family of rifles, including the CETME, HK91 and PTR-91. He picks a winner from this legendary class of rifles.

Options abound for those looking to improve the performance of their ARs by adding an aftermarket magazine. Learn what to look for in the all-important mag for 5.56 NATO and .308 Win. AR platforms.

Speed in a varmint cartridge is like blonde hair in a bikini contest: highly desirable, but certainly not the only thing that counts.

Stag Arms was among the first companies to offer a viable treatment by modifying one of the most popular and versatile semi-automatic rifles of all time for southpaws—the venerable AR-15. The model 2TL is the company's latest offering dedicated to that effort.

The ready-to-go crowd will find much to appreciate in the new LAR-15 Elite Comp from Rock River Arms. To use a term my executive director and publisher disdains, the Elite Comp is "pimped" to the max.

The Uni-Green from LaserMax is a miniscule laser sight module that projects a highly visible green beam on your target, greatly increasing your ability to achieve hits in a stressful situation.